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WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 4, IfWS.
The Pennsylvania Legislature.
The legislature of Pennsylvania
cotiveoed al Ilsrrieburg yesterday al
nonu, but asiito from the election l
officer for the session and the read
inn of Governor Pattion'i message,
little actual busioeeg was transacted
At the caucus Monday evening
Speaker C. U. Thompson, of Warren,
was re nominated by acclamation,
notwithstanding the claims of the op
pnsion, which failed to materialize.
Chas. E. Voorbcei of Philadelphia,
was elected Chief Clerk ; A D Fei
terolf of Montgomery, Resident
Clerk, aud a full list of minor clerks
In the Senate Gen. Gohin was elected
President prolem; E. V Smiley,
of Venango, Chief Clerk ; Reading
Clerk, J M Carson of Butler.
There will be somewhat of a fight
reade against ex Chairman Andrews,
whojo.n hia contest bel. re the Craw
ford county court, but there is little
doubt but that Mr. Andrews' cert 1 6
cate will be recognized by the House,
nd the seat given to him. The joint
Senatorial caucus will he held on the
17ih inst , and while there are few
who think they are opposing Senator
Quay, his re election is ooe of the
foregone conclusions That question
whs settled last spring when a few
mugwumps called for vote of the
people at their primaries, which vote
they got in the oeck.
The Senate and House will likely
adjourn to-day lor one week to give
the speakers lime to arrange the dit
ferent committees.
The news from Mr. Blaine's bed
side continues fitvorahle to the cou
dition of the disiioguiahed patient,
and though the physioiaus bold out
little hope for bis ultimate recovery,
the nation feels a relief to think thai
the final shock is al least postponed
for a time. It is possible the great
statesman may yet live to take the
contemplated trip to a more congen
iel climate and agtio recuperate his
streugth.
Judge Henderson handed down
bis decision ou Saturday morning lust
in the Crawford County Court at
Meadville, giving Ex Chairman An
drews the certificate over Wilbur P.
Highy, his Democratic competitor.
The qoeuiou raised by Andrews was
in reference to the right of voters in
townships to cast their rotes at poll
ing places located in adjoining bo
roughs. The Crawford Court decided
the act le6niog such electious was
unconstitutional.
Mr. Cleveland has set his font on
would be Senator Murphey'a aspira
turns in lurk Slate, aud brought
it down so dog goned hard the lift
was nearly knocked nut of the Mur
pny onom at one swipe. Ureat is
Grover, and if he don't ruu Ihe entire
machine to suit himself 'tis a fuuny
thing. The President elect may uot
be as strong a partisan Democrat as
some others, but he's a mighty atit)
Clevelaud man, nnd the ft How w ho
dan't dance to his music roust leave
tbe ball room every time.
Governor Sylvester Pennoyer,
of Oregon, is a Democrat himself, but
disapproves of Mr. Cleveland's alii
tuda regarding the New York Sena
torship in these words: "The i in pert
ineul interference of tbe President
elect with the selection of a United
States Senator from New York is
both unprecedented aud alarmiog
If tbe New York Democracy bows to
such dictation it would indicate that
Mr. Clevelaud has not only become
tbe boss of his party, but the czar of
ot the nation." The Democratic par
ty is not altogether harmonious.
It is reported that a great many
bill of all sort and for all purposes
will be offered in the Legislature dor
ing ibis session, and that the flood
will be larger than in any previous
year uuder the new Constitution. It
may he all right fur members of the
Legislature to iutroduce these bill,
but they should remember that all
such must run the gauntlet of two
committees and two legislative bodies,
and finally pass under the scrutiny of
the chief executive. A hill mutt
Lave extraordinary merit to pass the
ordeal safely, and there moot be a
a strong demand for legislation to
carry it through the various channels
smoothly. Tbe great (rouble is that
legislators cannot be ma le to under
stand that nine tenths of the hills in
troduced never get through more
than one body, and that wlen Ilia
day for final aljournmnt arrives
hundred of bills are simply "on the
calendar," and that is all 1 he uiee
legislator does not introduce any and
every hill placed in his hands. He i
want to know, and he must be con '
vinced of, the neceMiy for such Ing i
iuUtjon tVf're he mkes chargnof it.
llarrisburg Tetegrajjk. '
THE ECOXOMt SIHIEIV.
Death of J n cob llmrlct, Ihe 1'afrlar
dial Head of Ihe ( ommuuilT
Father Jacob Heurici, the head nf
,the Eeoomy Society, died at a few
minutes of 5 o'clock Christmas morn
ing. Death was caused by old age,
though probably hastened by the
xevere cold weather id the last sever
al days, which weighed very heavily
upon him. Father Heurici was
horn in Baravia, January 15, 1804.
He came to Economy in 1826, an
tecame engaged as a school teacher
In that year he joined the society and
in 1847 he was elected trustee, a pos
ition which he held until his death.
The death of Jacob Heurici, re
calls to the attentiou of the general
pi) b lie this remarkable society, foun
ded by George Rapp, a German, pie
list who was inspired with the idea of
restoring Christianity to the primi
live condition of the first church at
Jerusalem, in which the niemhers
held all things in common, Rapp aud
his baud of religious enthusiasts set
tied first in Pennsylvania aud Indi
ma, reluming soon lo Pennsylvania,
where they remained. In each loca
tion they prospered in the world's
t;nods, and the little band nf aged
men and women serving at the vil
lage of Ecniiemy hold property
reaching well into the niilliouB
Their lands are among tbe most pro
ductive in the state and are under
laid with cnal, natural gas aud oil.
They have engaged in lumbering uud
t her manufacturing enterprises, and
whatever they have touched bus turn
nd to gold.
Prosperous as the society has been
from a material poiut of view, it has
-ignally failed of reulizing the ideal
of its fouuders that of leaveninu
Christianity with the communistic
idea. Adopting celibacy as one ot
their cardinal principles, the society
of Harmotsts failed to recruit their
numbers bv the natural process, and
they have quite as signally failed in
ncuring converts from the outside.
Commuuisni failed to attract the sin
cerely religious young men aud women
f the country, and the shrewdoess of
the Ecouoiuist leaders saved them
from heing imposed upon by adven
tures teekitig mere food and shelter.
The ricult has been that I ho society
has decreased in numbers and ha
failed to impress its principles or
practices upon the surrounding com
muuity. All that remaius is a band
i I. . ...
oi out peopiu enormously rich in
ihe aggregate without heirs or pros
peel of continuous succession.
Sigually as the society has fulled
of realizing the dream of its enthusi
astic founder, possessions have at
tracted tbe couvetous eyes of greedy
adventurers, and is now au open ques
tion whether its accumulated millions
will eventually eurich some uuscrup
ulous pretender or escheat to the
State. The successful management
if the property of the community up
to this time has been due to the re
uarKante executive ahuty of two
men -George Rapp, the founder of
the society, and Jacob Henrici, his
successor, who has just died. Tbe
temporary continuation of the com
munity uow depends upon whether
a real successor to Henrici can b
r I a .... .
iouuu. ai nesi ine end must shod
come unless some young blood can he
infused into tbe organization, of which
there is at preseui no indication.
John Duss, tbe junior trustee, is in
charge of tbe society aud has beeu
elected successor to Father Henrici
at a meeting of ttie board of elders.
Duss bas power si absolute as the
Czar of Russia. He is intelligent, far
superior to any tnau in the comniuui
ty. Besides having autocratic au
thoriiy over all, he controls the ac
liou aud votes of tbe board of elders
If he so winded and the state laws
sb uld not interfere, be bus it in his
power to appropriate every vt-stige of
the society's possessions to his own
use. This authority was vested last
Thursday aud the agreement was
signed by nine tenths of tbe members,
It is stated that the wealth of the so
cit-tv has beeu greatly overestimated
but just what the interests are valued
at cauuol be learned.
Some latere tins' Mutistlcs.
The forthcoming report of Secre
ary of Internal Affairs Stcwail will
show some interesting assessment
Hlatislio, as follows; Taxable.
1,576,149; cleared land, 15,574.295
timber laud, 8,269.142 ; value of real
estate taxable, 12.308,767,431 ; value
of real efale exempt from taxation
1234,801.553; total value of all real
estate. $2,543,567,984 ; value nfgala
ries and emoluments of office, offices,
posts nf profit. prfesion8, trades and
occupations, 8 1U4 0l.aU'J ; aggregate
value of all property taxable for
county puip.mes, $ 2 459.538 840
ai nt nf county lax assessed, $19,
K29.6M0 78 , amount of money at in
lerest, including mortgages, judg
meuta notes, bonds, stocks, Ac
1000 606 620; value of pro,,eriv lax
able for state purposes, f 606,680,464
amount of Stale tax assessed, $'2.!(i3.
031 91 J lotnl debt of varn n
counties of the State, 8G3.G02 502 4.'?
Stale Treasurer Morrison and An
ditor General Gregg summarized tin
finances for this year thus: Total re
reipts from all sources during tru
year ending November 30th, 1892
I10.748.7fl9 08; total payments. 111.
727,908 68; total debt paid during
the year, 11,417,106 ; net debt of tn.
Slate November 30th, 1892, 12.60(5.
592 53; in thn payments are include
85,000,000 to the public schools;
Homestead riots $375,223 46 Three
fiurths of personal properly lax, tin
der the act of 1891, is returned to tin
counties and is now heing paid, whicl
will reduce the general fund aboul
11.000.000. BuliHtce in general fond
November 30th, 1891. $5 720.721 80:
balance in general fund Novembei
30th, 1892. 15 398.191 86.
Tiios B. Carter, Chief of the Si
re! Service Bureau, has called al
lection to the danger of counterfeit
of the World's Fair Souvenir bal'
loUrs, predicting that the crook
will have a great opportunity in pro
duping I'm: smiles nf these coins, n
they can be made from forty cents
worth of metal and sold for one d. 1
lar each, and pliiced on the marke
as the genuin- will be there is little
or no protection to thp public.
A met lean Cholera.
From the Daily Reveille. Whatcom, Wash
"T. C. Burnett, the democratic candi
date tor Sheriff, wad tascn violently ill at
Clearbrook. He had all thesymptomsot
Asiatic cholera, and tor an hour or two
it was retired lie would die. Thoy finally
Rave him a dose of Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, which re
vived him until a pliysiuan arrived."
That ia precisely what the manufacturers
of that medicine recoininend for cholera.
Send for a physical! but give their medi
cine uitil the physlean arrives. For sale
by Signing Nason.
The I'se nnd Abuse of Whiskey.
This aulijpct could bo dwelt mv n ton
considerable length, and yet mui-h would
remain untold, but all aVee that the use,
the proper uno o! cure rve whiskev ia an
absolute necessity, espeeiull v so now.
when nature insists upon heinji stimu
lated. All reuulur phvsicianx prescribe
rvewhiskey, and Instlv claim that Klein's
Silver Age Htid Dnqiiesne Whiskies are
most rename. 1 nev do this not mil v tr
eatise thev have tried them but because
the Icadme hospitals use them- timl them
the best stimulants in the world, fc'ilvr
Ace sells tor 81.60 and Diidiicsne for fit. 25
per full quart. For sale bv all dealers
and druggists. Ask for lliem or send to
Ludwii; Mayer, Oil City, Pa.
In a recent letter to the niuuiifactiirera
Mr. A. W. Biildridne, Millersvillo, 111.,
says: "Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
Kives the best satislaction of any cough
medicine I handle, and as a seller,' leads
all oilier preparations in this market, I
recommend it because it is the bust medi
cine I ever handled for coughs, oolds and
croup." For sale by Sigglns fc N'ason.
Dcucrrluff Pralsr.
We desire to savtonurcitizena. that for
ynara we have been si liinir In-. Kimr's
New Discovery for Consumption, Dr.
King's New Life Tills. Bu. -kirn's Arnica
Salve and Elcetric Millers, and have nev
er handled remedies that sell as well, or
fiat have ;iven audi universal satisfac
tion. We do not hesitute u Riiaiantee
them every time, and we stand ready to
refund the purrliase pm-e, it sntislai tory
results do not follow their ue. These
rcmidies have won their (treat popularity
purely on their mei ns. Siius and Na
suii Di uggials, 1
Drunkenness, or the Liquor Habit,
positively cured by administering Dr.
Haines' tiolden Specific. It is iminular
lured as a powder, which can be given in
a it ass of beer, a cup l cotteeor tea, or in
food, with, mt the knowledge of ilie pa
tient. It is absolutely harmless, and will
effect a permanent and speedy cure,
whether the patient is a moderate driimer
or an alcoholic wreck. It lias been given
in thousands of cases, and in every in
stance a perfect cure nan followed. It
never taila. Cures guaranteed. 4H page
book of particulars liee. Address GOL
DEN SPECIFIC CO., J 85 Uiice St., Cin
cinnati, (.'. itUB.IO-ly.
V7U';-H
1
"Til -A- v.
THE OLD RELIABLE
LIVERY STABLE,
-OF-
TIONESTA, - PENN.
S. S. CANFIELD. PROPRIETOR.
(iood Stock, fiood Carriauos and Bug
gies to let upon the most reasonuble terms.
He will also do
JOB TE A-ILOIILTG-
All orders left at the I'ost Ollico will
receive prompt attention.
Fred. Crcttcnbcrgcr
GENERAL
BLACKSMITH & MACHINIST.
AU work pertaining to Machinery, En
gines, Oil Well Tools, lias or Wuter Hl-
liogsaud licnui'Rl ithu-ksuiitliing prompt-
ivuoue. hi tow nates, itepamug Mill
Machinery given special attention, and
fcalisluclion guaranteed.
Shop 111 rear of and just west of the
Shaw House, lidioute, Fa.
Your patronage solicited.
F K E D. H ET 1' E N U E KU E H.
Executors' Notice.
Notice is hereby given that Letters Tes
tamentary 00 the Ksta.e of Jasper 11.
fniigniaii, laie of Tionesta liorougli, de
cea.ed, have been granted by C M. Ar
tier, lteuisicr. to tne undersigned, and
all pnisons indebted to, or having claims
against, said Estate are notilied to make
seltleiue.it with us wiihout di-lity.
AllItIK (I. DlNUMAN,
M. W. L. DlNOMAN,
D. S. Knox,
Exn-ntors of the K-tHlo of Jasper II
Dingman, deceased.
Tiunoata, Fa., Jau'y d, 16'J3.
Fnr iho
1 ui li 10
David 11 1 viz,
For this pari
HAVE concluded
all Departments,
stock, the largest in Forest County, as well
as the finest. I .will sell cheap for Cash to
reduce at least one-half of my stock, in
Clothing, Dry Goods, Hoots, Shoes, K lib
bers, Millinery, Carpets, Oil Cloths, Wall
Paper, Looking Glasses, Pictures, and pic
ture frames, Trunks and Valises.
In Dress Goods, I have Silks, Satin cs,
Henriettas, Broadcloth, Cashmeres, Flan
nels, and most anything you want in thut
line. In Millinery, the
to L'Iohks ami raps 1 nave all stylo,
-t"ck on hand, so wih soil them regard lea
1- lira aud Fur Caps, which I must close, out
ia large.
I am agent for .lames McCall's Olnvp -
Wlii-eler A Wilson Sewing Machine, which
paia lor limes, fens, rur, uinsctig Hoot and iseeswax, at
1.YII niNTZ'S The lnler.
BarnettiiReady
TD RECEIVE EVERYBODY WHO WANTS TO BUY
Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Clothing for Men,
Youths and Boys,
bers, Queenswaro,
A toll line of
Jewelry, Trunks and
of all kinds and
Plush and Fur Caps. Gents' Furnish
ing goods. Groceries.
THE GOODS ARE ALL NEW.
The quality of goods
past insures us a large trade this season.
E. cry body Is invited to call and inspect our Laroand Magnificent stock of Mercbau
disc. Cash paid for Hides and I'elts.
R. BARNETT.
EST RAY.
Came to tbe premises of the undersign
ed, at Newtown Mills, I 'a., on or alint
Nov. 25, IS'rj, a yearlina heifer, red an I
white, without s'peei 11 marks. The own
er is hereby untitled to come forward,
prove property, pay cliarjies aud take
same awiiv, otherwi.-u it will bo disposed
of aceordiox to Imv.
Wheeler, Dnsenbiirv tV Co,
Dec. 13, l!i
N OK DI NANCE.
He it enacted bv the Iturgessaiid Conn
ci. of the llorough of Tionesln,
1st. That a sidewalk hohuilton Die East
side of Vine Street, from Helen Street to
.Mac Street,
lid. Said side walk to be four (4) feet in
w idth. aud built ot i inch hemlock, with
2 stringeis of oak or hemlock inches
tiierbondcr, with tour Hid nails to each
1) rd.
:t.l. Said side walk to be built within
thirty (HO) days from this date by the own
ers of Uud ahnliing thereon, or it will be
built lor them at llieir expense.
Fassko November aim, A. D. 1S9J.
Attest, C. It. DAVIS, Burgess.
J. T. Pai.k, Secretary.
The Bell's Rung
On that Summer Suit
Buyers of Clothing are exposed to two
dangers. Thev pay too much or too liitle.
In either case they are exiravair ml. We
do not make cheap clothing, but
MODERATE PRICES
are our hohbv. Every season wo have
certain staple lines of popular goods, of
which we make
LEADERS
That is. we sell them so closn that the
slick one wonder bow we do it, and
chumps fall to catch on because thev
think they can not be first class at the
price.
This Hcnson'a I.r till era:
Clay's Black and lllue Engl Wh Worsteds
lor dressy Suits, in Cutaway Suits to
Order,
PRICE, frsn.oo.
A Itlaek and I'lue Worsted Cheviot,
Latest ami Must Popular Fabric-lor Busi
ness Suits. Sack Suits to Order,
PKICE, 2S.0O.
McCUEN & SIMON,
Tailors, Hatters, Furnishers, Moderate
Price Store. Exclusive agon. a for Dr.
Jaeger's Sanitary Woolen Underwear.
Younian'sci U-bi ated New York Hats and
Ped rick's Cusioui shirts to order.
l5 AND at SKNECa STHEET.
OIL CITY. PA.
iTr.AV. F.CONNElTS
EE, tAlt, XUSE i T1IUIIAT SUICEUN.
OV. SAVINGS BANK, OIL CITY, PA.
Ollice Hours tl to II a. III. j 2 lo 4 p. III.
7 to it p. m. Sand ty, 4 to H p. 111.
Practice limited to above spouialties.
Hnlirloto I
1 ivnuoyo .
tiii: n; aim; it,
of the Country.
to reduce my Stock in
having an immense
iinest French goods.
and must noil ttioni out as I have too liiu a
of eo-t for fash. I also liavpatini lineol
soon. So come, nt onco, while the Stock
Fittinir Viitterns, and for the High Aim
I keep In stoek. Highest market price
Boots and Shoes, Itub-
Glassware, Blankets.
Valises, Hats & Caps
all Styles for winter.
we have. sold in the
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HURRAH
EVERY iPAfflMT
AND MORE COMING EVERY DAY.
Ovn roul niul Clothing.
An eleoant assortment tbt Hann, With
prices to suit tho pocket book.
Irr (iood.
Wo hnvo a very lariro and well selected
stock of thn Newest nnd mo-t Stvlish
Slmdos In Dross Ooods of every descrip
tion. Dress Flannols & Blankets.
We sells thn Famous Ttoniltorcor Flan
nels and Itlankets. Our assorliiwnt of
Dress KUnncW Is awav aheatl of anv
ever oUetod in tbis place beloro.
Hosiery. Underwear.
We have it in all grades tnsoit nil kinds
of trado In Hosiery and Underwear.
Jnsi ak for what you want and we have
it. A full linn for Ladies, Ueuts, Boys,
Misses aud Children.
COME AND SEE US.
H. J. HOPKINS & CO.,
TIONESTA, fENN.
SIGGINS - & - NASON,
(SUCCESSORS TO SIGOINS A KONES,)
DRUGGISTS tfc GROCERS,
TIONEbTA, - - - PENfJ.
IN OUR C.ROCKRY DEPARTMENT WILL ALWAYS BE FOUND
THE FRESHEST GSQCEEIES.
BERRIES. FRUITS A VEGETABLES OK ALL KINDS, IN SEASON.
In our Drug Department, which is in charun or a thoroughly competent Clerk,
will always bo found the
PUREST DRUGS AND CHEMICALS!
PRESCRIPTIONS COMPOUNDEi. WITH UTMOST CARE.
Lawrence &
-DEALERS IN-
CLOTHING, DRY GOODS NOTIONS
WARE, STATIONERY, CANNED GOODS, CUTLERY, '
JEWELRY, TOBACCO, CIGARS.
BOOTS AND SHOES A SPECIALTY !
GOODS OF FIRST CLASS QUALITY IN EVERY DEPARTMENT.
TAKEN IN EXCHANGE FOR GOODS.
S. H. HASLET & SON,S
HAVE A FULL LINE OK
FURNITURE !
UNDERTAKER'S - GOODS!
o-i-v-e them: .a. ct..Xj.
TIONESTA, - - PENN-.
CARTERS
H Iver 1P
jplLLS. 4Lj
Kick Heailaehr and relieve sll the troubles Incl
dent to s bilious atale of the a lt-in. such as
Diuiiieaa, Nausea. Drgwaiucas. Dit-trtws afu-r
eaniiK. fain In Hie 8ile. Ac Wliile tlirlr moat
remarkable success bas been shown in curiug
SICE
Headache, yet CiiiTcii'a I-im i Lrvtn Pills
are equally valuable In Conltauon. curing
and preventing thm aniiovtnffconiiUiint. wlnlo
they albo cortvel all disorders of the ttumaeh,
Ktimulat the liver and regulate Uiq bowela.
Lveu ii Uiey only cured
ME A
Ache they would be almost not' tats to thorn
who Buffer from Utia diHtrenhtiiK complaint:
but fortunately their jroodn doe not end
hre, and thone who once tr them will II nd
these little phi vatuahle In o man? ways that
they will not be wlUmg to Uo without tUuiu.
but aXlcr ail aick bead
AGE1, us
la the bane of ao many Uvea that here f where
we make our jrrent boawt. Our curu it
while others do not.
Carter's Littlc Liver Pills are very small
and very etuty to take. One or two pills make
a dose. They are strictly ve?etah)e snd do
not grip or puive, but by their crentle action
pluaue all who um t)iem. In vials at li& o-ntfi;
five fur . Hold everywhere, or sent by nmil,
Cmtl KX)lCU:i CO., Kew Tcrl
HfH blS3. biFr!:s.
READY!
FOR US!
PACKED WITH G0G1!
Wraps, Jackots and Shawls.
We sell tho nicest nnd best .lackets for
thn money of anv store in thl part of
theCouuly. Don't buy any until you
sen ours. 'I he piles on our counters
melt like snow iKilote the sun.
flats, Caps, Soots, Shoes.
Every Department Is loaded. Our stoek
of KuhbcrOoodsiscomplcte. We rlltho
smallest child anil the largest man, and
the in Ices tire right, Goods of the boat
grades.
uitot'icitir.s.
Our Grocery Department Is always kept
op to the standard with nice fresh
goods, bought lor cah and sold at tbe
Lowest Possible Price.
Smearbaugh,
HATS, CAPS, GROCERIES, QUEENS-
AND
TIME TABLE iu
effect Jany. 1, 18U3.
Trains leave Tlo
neHta for Oil City
mil points west as
now
Nil M3 l lin.iiKti H rt-inht (i-sn y
inir pHMsi'iinnrs)
No. HI lliitliil" Ex press.-.""."".
Ni. 'Jl Wuy Freight (i-ttrrvinir
paK8i'ii(iers) "
No. aa Oil City Exj ressdiiii'v.
l:40 i
. ui.
1 -:07 noon.
4:15 p.
7:63 p.
Kor Hickory, Tiilioute.Warren.Kliizua
Itrailli.nt, oleiin snd the Enst: '
No. 80 Oleiin Exprws dsily... 8-.JI R )
No. 82 l'itlbiirrn Express.... 4:15 p' ni'
No. isj TlirniiKlt Kroinht (car-
o. 00 My H reiylit (oarrying
passeiigurs to Tionesta; 8:11 a. ui.
Trains 03 arid IIU Hun Daily nnd carry
pHKMoiucrs to and lioin points letwteii
Oil City and Irvmcion only. Other traiaa
run daily except (Sunday.
tjctTiino I able and full Inroi-matlon
from !S. O,. CLAItK, Aeynl, Tionesta, i'u.
r . It- HELL, Ueu'l .Sur t.
J. A. HELLO AS. 1
IJt-n'l Passenger A. Ticket Agent.
isultalo, -.
of the firm of MOUCK BHO'8,
OPTIOIAUS,
Kpet-ialist In Errors of Itelrsction of tbe
Eye. Examinations free of charge.
WAHREN. HEN N.
I OH WOltK of every description exeou
tud al ILU Hi-.l'UHLlCAN otllce.
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